June Live Webinars

Research Documents and Letters With Artificial Intelligence

Mark Thompson

Using the FamilySearch Catalog

Charlotte Van Valkenburgh

Find and Connect Your African American Ancestors with FamilySearch

Julia A. Anderson

Using the FamilySearch Community

Chandra Schmidt

AI-Powered Transcription of Handwritten Documents: Tools and Techniques

Nicole Dyer

Efficient Locality Research with AI: Discovering New Avenues of Exploration

Diana Elder

Guidelines for the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Genealogy

Lynn Broderick, Kathy Behling, Steve Little, David Ouimette, Mark Thompson

Beginning with AI Genealogy: Getting Started with Generative Artificial Intelligence in 2025

Steve Little

Leveraging Partnerships, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Community Engagement to Improve Discoverability of Records

Ian James, Jill Reilly

Learning to Use AI Tools: Taking Your Prompting Skills to the Next Level

Steve Little

Find and Connect Your African American Ancestors with FamilySearch

Julia A. Anderson

Hidden Legacies: Exploring African American Genealogy Through DNA and Records

Sherman McRae

DNA Connects Living Family to Enslaved African American from Historic Catoctin Furnace

This powerful story brings history to life as 23andMe helps connect living family members to their relative, an enslaved African American from the historic Catoctin furnace in Maryland. Dive into this journey of discovery, resilience, and the enduring impact of family legacy. Witness how cutting edge science and history come together to uncover connections once thought lost to time.

Utilizing AI and Full-Text Search to Advance Your African American Research

Julia A. Anderson

African American Societies

LaJoy Mosby, Ric Murphy, Julia A. Anderson

African American Records and Strategies

Overview of FamilySearch

Hailey Thompson

The New FamilySearch Catalog

Robert Raymond

Best Practices for Working in FamilySearch’s Shared Family Tree

Kathryn Grant

Introduction to FamilySearch Labs

Lyle Toronto

Using the FamilySearch Wiki

Angela Thorup

Searching on FamilySearch

Jalyse Ortiz